Inclusion Gloucestershire
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Content Creators Course – Neurodiversity and Sexuality
› Read moreInclusion Gloucestershire’s drama team is excited to offer a new course, starting in September: Content Creators: Neurodivergence and Sexuality This new 8-week course aims to improve confidence to speak up about important topics as well as build skills in research and video creation. The course is designed to provide a supportive environment for neurodivergent members […]
16th Annual Big Health Day 2024
› Read more“Our Annual Big Health Day will be back for the 16th time on Friday 14th June at Oxstalls Sports Centre in Gloucester. As always, the day will offer the chance to participate in a wide range of inclusive sports and activities, from Age Uk, Advocacy, Samaritans, Help the Heroes, Forces Hub, Therapy dogs, REMAP, Podiatry, […]
Dramatic Change – Drama Taster Session
› Read moreDramatic Change – Drama Taster Session Come along to join Drama! Designed for people facing disabling barriers. Taking place in central Gloucester. Please RSVP to book a free place: Tel: 01452 234003 Email: drama@inclusion-glos.org
Disability Hate Crime Speak Up Group
› Read moreHave you ever experienced Disability Related Hate Crime, or know someone who has? Perhaps you are unsure whether what you have experienced is a Hate Crime? Or maybe you are just interested in the subject and would like to find out more? We are holding a Speak Up Group in the Gloucester Inclusion Hub and […]
Show current eventsSpeaking Up about Hate Crime
› Read moreJoin our ‘Speak Up’ session with Victoria Cook from the Crown Prosecution Service who will tell us about: What Disability Hate Crime is? What can be done about it? Who are the CPS? You can also ask questions or share your story. (To report a crime phone 101 or 999 in an emergency) Come and […]
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Youth Forum for Autistic and Neurodiverse Youth
› Read moreThe Youth Forum is for autistic and neurodiverse young people between the ages of 13 and 19. It is about having your say about how things can be better for autistic young people in Gloucestershire. It is a chance to meet other autistic and neurodiverse young people and support each other. It is a monthly […]
Dramatic Change
› Read moreDramatic Change is an Inclusion Gloucestershire project. We offer a range of creative courses coproduced with and for people who face disabling barriers. The aim of these courses is to give members the opportunity to self-advocate and have their voices heard on a range of issue-based topics. Current courses include: drama, film-making, forum theatre, creative […]
Show past things to doGloucester Inclusion Hub
› Read moreOur Inclusion hubs are led by disabled people for disabled people. They are safe and welcoming places with different opportunities where you can make new friends, socialise, try out new activities, take part on online activities and access information. Everyone is welcome and all disabilities are included. Our hubs are open by invitation only to […]
Inclusion Gloucestershire offer user-led services in the community, our model places ‘experts by experience’ at the centre of what we do. We run a variety of projects engaging people across the county with experience of living with a disability or mental ill health.
Our projects are broken down into 3 elements, Engagement, Training and Development and Quality Checking. Our engagement projects include our Inclusion Hubs providing a social and activity space in 3 districts, MHELO giving a voice for those living with mental ill health, GEM working to break down barriers to employment, our Volunteering and Advocacy project and co-chairing Gloucestershire’s Learning Disability Partnership Board.
Our Training and Development builds upon and showcases the brilliant skills of disabled people through a range of methods, including drama. And our Quality Checking works with users and alongside providers to ensure that high standards are delivered in care and support services.
We also work on a changeable variety of short-term projects which draws upon the knowledge of experts by experience to improve services such as, public transport and NHS practises.You can find out more about our work at: https://www.inclusiongloucestershire.co.uk/
Contact info
- 01452 234003
- info@inclusion-glos.org
Railway House
Bruton Way
Gloucester
GL1 1DGInclusion statement
Inclusion Gloucestershire believes everyone has gifts, ambitions, aspirations and strengths.
But sometimes they experience barriers, setbacks and challenges which make it harder for them to reach their potential.
We want to change that, through working with disabled people and building on their strengths. Our focus is championing people of all ages, whatever their disability, including people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, sensory impairment and mental ill health.
We are a registered charity and user-led organisation, run by people with disabilities for people with disabilities.Online links